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Grumpy2
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SWITCHING REVERSE BRAKING ASSIST ON AND OFF - VEHICLES WITH: 15 INCH SCREEN 1. Access the vehicle drawer on the touchscreen. 2. Press SETTINGS. 3. Press Driver Assistance. 4. Switch Reverse Brake Assist on or off.
Note: The system is unavailable when the rear parking aid, cross traffic alert or traction control is off.
Note: If your vehicle is not equipped with cross traffic alert the reverse braking assist relies on input from the rear parking aid and rear camera sensors. Note: The default setting is on in some regions.
SWITCHING REVERSE BRAKING ASSIST ON AND OFF - VEHICLES WITH: 15 INCH SCREEN 1. Access the vehicle drawer on the touchscreen. 2. Press SETTINGS. 3. Press Driver Assistance. 4. Switch Reverse Brake Assist on or off.
Note: The system is unavailable when the rear parking aid, cross traffic alert or traction control is off.
Note: If your vehicle is not equipped with cross traffic alert the reverse braking assist relies on input from the rear parking aid and rear camera sensors. Note: The default setting is on in some regions.
Whammy Bar
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Lariat ER
Mine does this all the time too. Perfectly clean SoCal truck. No weather. No cold temps.
Storm Breaker
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mine does this everytime the tailgate is down and im doing truck stuff. makes sense then though.
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RickLightning
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Brake Assist....
Wait for the vehicle to finish booting up before shifting to reverse...
Wait for the vehicle to finish booting up before shifting to reverse...
RickLightning
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Absolutely.
Whammy Bar
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Dang, does it take 10 minutes to boot?
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Whammy Bar
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Think about how much faster the infotainment system would be if we had that processor upgrade.
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This happens to me every single morning now. But I feel like I never saw the message before. I don't have any issues with my parking sensors or rear camera though. So I don't feel like its a hardware issue.
How long should I wait before I unlock and having the system booted up? I usually just jump in and reverse, but the backup camera / sensors don't seem to complain.
I have the 12" screen. But I don't ever recall turning this on or off anywhere. Just never saw the warning messages before.
How long should I wait before I unlock and having the system booted up? I usually just jump in and reverse, but the backup camera / sensors don't seem to complain.
I have the 12" screen. But I don't ever recall turning this on or off anywhere. Just never saw the warning messages before.
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AmandaB
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After reading more on it, I don’t believe it has anything to do with how fast you put it in reverse on startup.
I read somewhere (Reddit I think) that updates can cause it. The fix I seen was to drive on a straight road for 5 mins over 18mph. it’s supposed to recalibrate it. I’m not near any road that is straight enough to see if that would work.
I had my 30k mile maintenance recently and I mentioned it to them. They didn’t specifically say if they fixed it but I don’t recall seeing it since.
I read somewhere (Reddit I think) that updates can cause it. The fix I seen was to drive on a straight road for 5 mins over 18mph. it’s supposed to recalibrate it. I’m not near any road that is straight enough to see if that would work.
I had my 30k mile maintenance recently and I mentioned it to them. They didn’t specifically say if they fixed it but I don’t recall seeing it since.
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